Blemishes on my 5th gen accord?
 

On my 5th gen's hood, there are white spots on the front where it meets the front bumper. What are these things and how can I get rid of them? I think they're scratches, because i tried to remove them with my fingernail and they wouldn't budge, hoever they are raised, so they're on TOP of the paint.

http://www.denimstudios.com/psaad/scratches.jpg

Also, I found a patch on my rear bumper, how fixable is this?

http://www.denimstudios.com/psaad/rearbumper.jpg

You have to repaint your whole rear bumper if you want that patch to be gone.

I think you can claybar the front, but I am not sure about that:thinking:

well, that sucks, thanks for the info...

How much do you think a full paint job would cost if i wanted to change the color?

Recent topic on the paint job price:
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...ight=paint+job


To get my back bumper repainted it was estimated for about $496 from the insurance.

those look like the same dots I had on my hood before I painted the car, mine were chips from rocks and crap hitting the hood over the years.

That's what i figured, Should I just get a bra and cover it up?

That's the cheaper way to fix ur problem. That's what I'd do, matter of fact, I'd like to get a nice skin tight bra for mine, just got it painted a month or so ago. I just don't want a bra w/those ugly triangle things at the top of it, know what im talking about?

yeah, i know EXACTLY what your talking about, where can I get those skin-tights?

Do they look like this?
http://ebay0.ipixmedia.com/abc/M28/_...f74dc7/i-1.JPG

not sure where to get em at. but yeah, they kinda look like that, but ours covers the whole front bumper.

I have those same white spots on my hood and bumper. Its not chips from rocks, but now that I am writing this I am thinking it could be white paint from freshly painted street lines that got sprayed up by another car. Hmm... Anyway I tried a claybar and it didnt work. The only way I have been able to get them off is gently scratching them off with my fingernail.